In a metropolis like New York City, it's easy to blend in. But for 16-year-old Franklin Rogers, being ordinary was never an option. Born with a mysterious gift he barely comprehended, Franklin had always kept his extraordinary abilities hidden from the world. That all changed when S.H.I.E.L.D. took notice of him, and a bald man with an eye lost noticed him, his name was Nick Fury.
An unremarkable man, burdened by the redundancy of his daily life, is inexplicably thrust into the body of Bruce Banner.
The cover is not mine. I don't own Marvel, or else, I wouldn't be doing this shit.
I woke up in a prison cell, my head pounding and my memories a mist. I couldn't remember a damn thing— how I got there, and certainly not the faces of the guards who sneered as they passed. All I knew was what they told me: that I had wiped out my own village. Ruthlessly. Alone.
None of it made sense. If I was capable of such a massacre, why couldn’t I remember?
Every night, I stared at the cracked ceiling, trying to piece together a past that felt like it belonged to someone else. The guards whispered about me. "Monster," they called me. And yet, a small voice in the back of my mind kept screaming—This isn't right. This isn't who I am.
In Musutafu City, Japan, a world where strength is defined by quirks, Izuku Midoriya is an ordinary boy with an extraordinary heart, living under the shadow of his childhood friend-turned-bully, Katsuki Bakugo. Though quirkless and often the target of Katsuki’s cruelty, Izuku stands up for others, embodying the heroism he so deeply admires. But everything changes one fateful afternoon at a playground when power from another dimension collides with Izuku's soul—the essence of Chronos, the ancient god of time, crosses into this world and merges with him.
Suddenly, Izuku is no longer alone in his mind. Chronos, a being who transcends worlds and timelines, seeks to dominate Izuku’s body and unleash his immortal power. Yet to Chronos’s disbelief, the boy’s indomitable spirit refuses to be erased. Though overwhelmed by the presence of a god, Izuku stands firm, fighting not just for control over his soul but also to protect the people he cares about—including Kagama, a fellow classmate, and even Katsuki, his lifelong tormentor.
The two souls, one a mortal boy and the other an immortal god are now trapped together—one struggling to retain control, the other waiting for the boy’s will to break under the pressure of time’s infinite burden. As Chronos tests the limits of Izuku’s resolve, he discovers something unexpected: Izuku’s will might not crumble as easily as expected. Even time itself may falter against the heart of a boy who refuses to quit.
Meanwhile, Katsuki becomes both witness and adversary to this strange transformation. As the tension between him and Izuku escalates, Kagama, the quiet classmate once ignored, begins to play a pivotal role in a story of friendships, rivalry, and redemption that stretches across dimensions.
In this story of time, identity, and heroism, the battle isn’t just against bullies or villains—it’s a struggle for who we choose to become. With the power of a god lurking within him, Izuku must learn to harness what is not his own, without losing who he truly is. But can a mortal coexist with a god, or will time—inevitable and eternal—eventually claim Izuku’s soul?
This is the beginning of an unlikely alliance between a powerless boy and the embodiment of eternity itself. Together, they may forge bonds that could transcend heroes and villains, even breaking the limits of time itself.
The cover picture is not mine, you know the drill.
Oh hello, you must be thinking "Who's balls did he have to fondle to be written about", I can't really tell you but it rhymes with RVA.... just kidding, HAHAHAAHHAHA!
just think of Borsalino, but better.
Illuminant [Marvel]
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